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I’m a Computer Scientist is a student-led STEM enrichment activity.
It connects school students with computer scientists through energetic, real-time, text-based Chats.

🎓 Teachers

Match enrichment to your curriculum. Students take part in a computer science themed activity, connecting them with people working in a diverse range of roles in computer science. The activity actively engages 89% of students.

👤 Computer Scientists

Connect school students with computer science outside the classroom, and help them discover computer science careers. Take part from wherever you are – all you need is a web browser.

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Latest Questions

What is the most interesting or challenging problem in computing you’ve solved recently, and how did you approach it?

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What is the first indicator that a system has been compromised?

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What type of data does AI collect from us about us?

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How do you know what your next project will be

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Do you think future generations will be impacted positively with your models and projects?

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How do you prevent AI from being hacked and what is the how often does this happen?

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Since it’s possible for anyone to become a computer scientist, how can we ensure we have strong foundations for

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How do you test if an AI technology model is working and if it doesn’t work , how would you fix it ?

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im taking history, spanish and music and media studies for gcse. is it possible to be a cscientist?

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⏰ Upcoming Chats

15 April:

  • 10:00 Immersive Technology – Chase High School
Join your Chat ❯


🌟 Computer Scientist Spotlight

Check out Nicole Wheeler’s profile!

Having grown up on a farm, Nicole once wanted to be a vet. After work delivering flyers, at a petrol station, and a few shops, her current job takes her all over the world 🌍

After falling in love with programming, Nicole now uses AI and biology to help protect the world from diseases. She enjoys spotting wildlife on hikes – see some of Nicole’s travels on her profile ❯


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The National Centre for Computing Education supports I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here.

The National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE) is funded by the Department for Education and supporting partners and marks a significant investment in improving the provision of computing education in England. It is delivered by STEM Learning and is made up of the following programmes; Teach Computing, Isaac Computer Science and Computing Quality Framework.